Transcript Court Order Book 1870-1875 Page 683

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Beale; Harrison Beale; Lamb Beale; Solomon Beale; J T Beaman; Bracey; U L Bracey; Bradshaw; Allen Brantley; Black Water Bridge*; Joyner's Bridge*; Massenburg's Bridge*; Mill Bridge*; Joseph Camp; Joyner's Church*; H V Cobb; Henry Cobb; Jethro Cobb; Madison Cobb; Robert. J Cobb; Allen Cotton; Benjamin Councill; William Councill; Crockettsville*; Cutchins; J H Cutchins; J J Darden; Joseph J Darden; William Daughtrey (Court Official); F Debordenave; John Drake; Gilliam Edwards; Jonas Edwards; Luther R Edwards; ^571 Franklin*; Gardner; L A Gay; Lewis Gillette; Joseph Gray (Court Official); K R Griffin (Court Official); Ellis Harcum; Jesse Harcum; Warren Harcum; Bryant Holland; Meredith Holland; Washington Holland; James Holmes; ^443 Jerusalem*; Joyner; Elisha Joyner; L T Joyner; Matthew Joyner; Wiley Joyner; William Joyner; Judkins; I A Kitchen; J A Kitchen; Massenburg; George. W Miller; Nottoway Mills*; John Moore; W P Moore; R J Neely; W Neely; Norfleet; Tom Parker; Jack Potress; Pretlow; Joshua Pretlow; S B Pretlow; South Quay*; Collin Ricks; Jerusalem Road*; South Quay Road*; Parker Saunders; John Scott; Talton Scott; William Scott; Woodson Scott; Smith; Bracey's Store*; Sycamore*; Vaughan; Hilery Vaughan; James H Vaughan; Black Water*; Webb; Henry Webb; Nancy Webb; Wells; Benn Wells+; White; John Williams; Mathew Williams; I C Wills

Note: Tags may follow an entry. Tags are: Site (*) --geographic location; Black (+) --slave or free; Native American (^) --Indian; Questionable (?) --Uncertain

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